A couple months ago I wrote about mandatory composting here in California. Yes, that's right, mandatory composting. To limit methane from landfills, or something.
So I've been composting. Here's a picture from this morning:
A couple weeks of composting--a couple apple cores and a lot of loose-leaf tea. In a 3-gallon bag.
The
bags haven't ever lasted more than about 15 days, they deteriorate quickly so I'll have to dispose of
this very soon. The bag is a bigger waste than whatever methane we're supposedly saving.
You're welcome, Gaia.
3 comments:
More insanity from California. I'm tryin to remember, exactly when did California lose its collective mind?
1992.
proud of you. Our city hasn't really rolled anything out. But honestly I don't think I am going to do anything different. What a joke of a law. How do you even enforce something like this?
And I know people who work in sanitation and they have said recycling is a waste of time. That sometimes they combine all trash and don't sort anything.
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